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Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-08
NEWPORT. RI. June IS. 1856.

Messrs Case Brothers:
Gentemen-I take great pleasure in testifying to
the high merit of the Highland Tonica Water. Sew
eral months sincs commenced using the same,
but with little faith in it. having been under doc
tors care more or less for some three years, and
they afforded me hardly relief for troubles,
principal of which was dyspepsia. When COM
menced using the water my system seemed all run
down, and was constantly suffering from dy spep-
sa in its worst formg 1 am exceedingly happy to
state that upon the of Tonica deliverance came
and now feel like new creature in the general
toning of my SYSTEM and in feeling that my old
enemy dyspepsia is slain. shall recommend Ton.
lea to my friends.
Respectfully yours,
MRS. C, H. TABER.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-08

The Standard Oil company is accused of
many misdeeds, but very serious charge is
that brought against it by the Buffalo Lubri-
eating Oil company, which says the Standard
is guilty of conspiracy and subornation of
perjury. 1t is alleged that the Standard men
employed Albert Miller, superintendent of
the lubricating works, to SO construct the
buildings that they could easily be destroyed
by an explosion; that Miller under their di-
rection did plan an explosion; that by intense
fires he blew up one of the stills, and bAliev-
ing his work to have been accomplished took
refuge in the Atlas (5tandard) works; that he
was taken by Hiram B. Everest Zone of the
Standard defendants) to New York, Boston
and San Francisco, and was supported for
year and half in idleness on salary of ST.
500 and expenses.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-08
Al WEST 86ru sr., N. Y, July 90, 1886.

Al WEST BOTH ST., N Y, July 90, 1886.
w. G. Barnes & Co.:
Gentlemen-Please send me one case Tonica Wa.
ter to II West 36th street. The sample proved
most satisfactory, and 1 cordially recommend it,
so much that have sent four Ct my patients to
you for the same. and shall continue to prescribe
its use. thank your agent for calling, as had no
knowledge of Tonica, ever using Carlsbad Water.
consider this Tonica Water superior to any have
used. With respect,
S. H. BACKUS, NJ D,
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-08

S. L. HOLT.
Mr.. Holt is of the well known firm of S. L. Holt &
Co, dealers in steam engines and boilers, Sudbury
street.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-08
2Mesl Htk St.
NEW YORK.
THE LAUNDRY.MAID'S

Picture is unsurpassed in pOpu-
larily. Requests for il are COM
ing in constantly from all paris
of the West, Mexico, south Amer
lea and Europe. Before they
arc gone, send 25 Welcome Soap
Wrappers to CURTIS, DAVIS g.
CO., Boston, and get one. When
this lot has been sent out no
more can be had.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-08
Howe & StGtsOn.
JANUARY
SALE.
COMMENCING
Monday Morning,

we propose to offer our patrons
the GREATESTBARGAINS
in first-class merchandise ever
seen on our counters. This sale
will continue through the month
in order to reduce stock to the
lowest possible limits previous
to our inventory day, February
I. AS we always back up our
advertisements just as they read
our customers can depend upon
finding goods precisely as repre-
Sented every time.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-08
BAR e.

A man who has a new bearskin coat says
he feels warm though he were bearskin
in the sun.-Pittsburg Chronicle.
Persons who desire to find the President
the morning after state dinner are always
told to look in the blue room.-New York
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-08

: Springs located at South Manchester, Conn., Case
Brothers, proprietors.
Send for Highland News for further inforHaation,
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-08

dieodaw6m
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-08

hOf Oo DID LIE L.
President 1.-THE Sibley Machine CO..
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

BEFORE THE Supreme Court Of the
United S,ases rendered It's Gecirion the
eonde nned Anarchists were loud IN
thsir demand for liberty or death, and
spurned the idea OF commuta,ion OF
their sentence to imprison mens for life.
But nov thA. their last hops L. slmoss
gone, they seem 10 have changed their
minds. and have hnmbly pst.tioued the
government for olemency. The A3,,
however. tha! bombs, capable OF tsA;-
ing the jail to pieces, and killing or
manning all who are In II, we're found
in one OF their cells. VIII no. have d
very favorable influence on the G over
nor. /! these men placed these deadly
bombs 10 the cells, or 1! 1t can be
shown that they were placed there by
their knowledge and consent for ths
purpose OF destroying the building,
they are deserving Of no consideration
Whatever, ~ 1t shows that they ar;
still true 70 their murderous instincts,
and only need the opportunity to pei
them in execution. This matter shonlC
be strictly investigated, rs there ar
those who seem to think that tn
bombs were secreted In the cell b,
others for the purpose OF infiuen sin
public opinion against the condemns
men.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
Tn MamOrla.

Mar1>,e, X. Mitchell, died loh mo.
23i. 1897
"B rssei are the dead, who die 10 the
I.or1 !" ~Ss. | think, fully reatixtd IN
tue c.aic oi this dear sister. Her daily
wa IL Ia Hh, her charitable deeds and
cnsstlan influence over those around
ser eLdeared her II all who knew her,
Her naany acts and expressioos of love
will 30 treasured IN our memory never
10 be iorgottsn. feel obligated by Q
so.s en- promise to her to deliver thii
iiesoaes to her many relatives and
friends. T5ough l cannot zee them
nv lore goes forth 10 them all in
soecssl ms snaer. Tell them. "Ohl IL u
8 nrt zoos boon for me TO die; l oanno
p-lze death too hizhly." She hsd I
vi.i Ir Of little children marching along
aad wished the windows opened wfd'
Tn sss them. Aud again ss she viewed
the light OF a bsautlfal sunset she az
claimed, sOs. I see = far NJ ore baauti
fll i!ehl beyond" Msthinks abe could
Airlos, discern the golden city, whos'
ps,riy gates open wide for the 1us
made Perfect In Christ TO enter In ant
hear tue sweet sounds OF music ss'
Lon eed SO much 10 hear. Her light hai
Indeed gone ont OF the household OF
earth, ~ shine more brightly In hel
home above, where she will sufer M
more paiu.
We will miss and weep for her. bu
no. without hope OF blessed union II
heaven. The echo seems 70 come bach
70 the bereaved ones:
Trust Ia God. lie tempers the wind
to the sh.rp lamb. His promises nevei
faN.
Dgsr ones oil, let US strive 10 live hel
exemplary life, and be ~ well prepared
10 lie rs IL IA dear sis'sr. h. j. ID.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

THE PROPOSED plan for establishing
. frse hospital In this city IL messing
w,'b considerable favor, and there Ii no
douh. OF Its ultimate suo,ess. VIII
mingtJn 10 far bshini other cities IN 70.
.pecs 20 institu lions OF this kind, eud
lsis tO &c presumed that ss 80 many
different institutions are needed, II has
been EdisocIrAEin9 job to undertake
to establish any. But nov the work
has been Dom men oed, and those who
have had the courage 70 start Is should
meet With every encouragement. There
should not be any difi ,ulty in raising
$40, 900 In this nity for this purpose,
o. sn average OF 20 cents each for ths
residents Of shis oily will more than
make up the amount We have nsArd
OF one lady who me. Mes Harrington
on the street day or so ago, who opeL :
cd her purse and handed ous ten dol
lar mote - her contribution tsward Il 9
hospital, and we sincerely trus; that
her example will be folio we'd by other.
There are business men In this city who
can amply afford 70 give al least one
hundred dollars, and there Is not me
chAnio but who can afford 10 give .,
cents, therefore We think there shou d
not be any dfficulty in raising ths
amount needed Within . fortnight. IL
this connection We would also renind
those who wish TO give that their oon
tribuaOns will be received at this off se
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
WARAmAnans
PhlLA pALrHIA, Tuesday, nov. .. 1857.

fzlLA psLrHIA, Tuesday, nov. .. 1857.
Smyrna Rugs at a reduc-
ton Of IS or 80 per cent.
from regular prices and yet
some profit lett for us!
These Smyrna Rugs COM
prise the balance OF the fin
ished stock of the George
w. Ennis Manufacturing
Co, who are going out OF
business, and whose reputa.
ton tor the last dozen years
has been equal to that o1
any other maker in the
trade.
All We get in this closing
up sale are assured to bt
this seasons patterns, manu-
tactured since the 18th o
last August.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
TaH High sShool investigating coon
,oI,,... cra.antai q m utaritv and n m l.

THE High sshool investigating COON
missee presented . nsjortty and . MI
norIty repor. lss, evening; the drst
named, .fter long and hsavsd deoase,
beips adopted. This report differs from
the minority BY recon- nending MIR.
Gfshsm's sus pension, whiis the latter
provides for his absolute removal. 1u
,h. case OF Miss Hare and Miss Pyle
tbs msjority report osnsures shem, and
ch.Ises shat they were insuoordtnsso
aid violssed the rules OF the Board,
white ths minority report sustalns them
In their actions. The wisdom OF the
report adopted osn we'll be questioned; I;
Mr.. Gresham IL either guilty or not
guilty, and II the arst - the commit
tee hes decided he 10, nothing short Of
his absolute dismissal will be sA.sfac.
tory to ths parents Of the scholars Who
attend that school From the time the
matter Vas first brought before the
Board Of BducaHon there has been an
evident desire on the part Of some OF the
mem oers TO shield Mr.. Graham, and 1t
will be rememb bervd the. this same
clique named the committee By moiion,
who vsres TO try his case. Not only
that, ba. they vent still further, and
by insiruotlng the committee 10 TO
what they should investigate, actually
preferred charges against Mr.. Ora
hams accussrs and put them on their
defense. suoh an action would never
have eesn tolerated In . court o! Law.
and ne may say would never
have bsen proposed In the Board
OF Eiusasion had 1t not been tor the
porpose OF shielding Mr.. Graham.
The action Of . part OF this COMMITTEES
is aot only . subject for criticism, bo,
Also cansure. ss during the entire In
vesti ya,tou they acted more ~ though
they we're the attorneys for Mr.. Gre
h1un. and the prosecutors OF Miss Hare
and Mics Pyle, than . part OF sup
posed 10 be Impartial investigAii 10 &
committee. We have relrA!ned from
saying anything while the investigs'
ton was being held which could in
any way hsve been construed either fcl
or against Mr.. Graham, bat now ths
th9 mater Is ended, we feel free x
stA,s tbs. We believe the Board made I
grave error In not ad optiDg the mlnoriI!
instesi of tbs majority report OF th,
com uitsee.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

YOUNG MEN WHO desire TO In
crease thelr knowledge Of the events
trsnsplring In our own and other
countries shou make 1t point
y, attend every lecture dalivered the
present season in our city. There are
few lecturers indeed that cannot ssy
something we'll worth hearipg-if OF
well wGth remem bering. There Is no
osher method by which knowledge can
be 30 readily impaired, and there is no
other way In which an hour may be 80
prof soly passed As In listening to . we'll
studied disco urse on almost any subjsc,
that Is worthy Of the least attention. 1,
/, to be hoped that lectures may In
crease In popular favor, aud the dis
t.nguished characters who visit ouI
city N ay never eK perienoe the morsl6'
cation resulting from speaking tC
empty benches. A higher literary taste
shonld be cultivated, and . better Ap'
pres.stlon should be exhi oited by III
young people of our city Of the eff 9',
mad, for their moral and intelleesuA
Improvement
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08

AZ these prices a Smyrna
Carpet is cheaper foc a room
than Brussels. Turn the
Smyrnas-Rugs or Carpets
it you care TO, either side
is right
Second acor, Thirteenth and Market
streets corner. Take elevator.
The best Seal Skin Cloth
looks wonderfully Ike real
Seal skin. OF course there is
big gap between them, but
practically the biggest part
of the gap is in the price.
A silky sottness 10 the fur
tina, the delicate plush falls
a little shors OF An under
denseness to the real that
I b 6 make believe p,rtly
lacks. a liyeness 10 the
skin not quite 50 live in the
stuff. That is about all
The bes of both are Lon,
don dyed"
No reason in all this why
any woman who cares tc
afford it should not have +;
Wrap OF Coat Or what NO
CT Alaska Seal. Every ,ea
san why she should. [Ou
b G iur work.Iooms ar,
crowded with people makia;
and altering Seal things.
But how cf the woman VIII
can't or don't care to affor,
ii?
Every year The Seal Ski
Cloth men are cvertcppin
! their work Of other year
We have never before see
: anything so fine as the fine.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
ON THURSDAY,
THE l7rH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1887,
At % clock, .. m.

The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece ofiand sitnae in
the town of ST. Georges. He'd Lion Hundred I,
county OF New Castle -pd state oil DE aware,
bouD ded aud de VrIbed ne follows 20 wit:
Beginning At q stake on the east side Of the
stake road or mAtr street IN said low n and o )
| . corner or Sarah BeIvenIs, deceased, and
runnipg thence with lands north 6SA degrees
east l3s e-i0 feet b, stake. thence with land
formerly OF Joseph Donoho. and land OF the
hcirs OF Henry 3. fecksrd oeeeaSed, south "
desrees east 81 l-2 ftst TO . new corner being
. corner for the heirs OF Joseph Gam, de-
eeAssd. thence with q new line estAblished bv
Thomas 3. McWhorter and Joseph Gam. de-
O ased, aud ruu ming thence south 81 degrees.
o. feet and inche TO the side of the aforesaid
road or main street thence with aid street
north @ Ia dt Rrees> west II lie feet to the pare
OF be sin ming. containing within said bounds
Aheut 0, 7S0 sQua'e ieet.
Seized and taken in execution a. the prop
erty OF John g.. Armstrong. administrator OF
Sarah Asheriy, decease :, and !. and % be
| sold BY GILES LAM SON, sheriff.
Sberin's once, Wilmington. October -, 1851.
ni-eod is
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
sunday school Anniversary

TIE Sunday school Of the West Pres
hvterinn Church will celebrate its l9tt
anniversary on Thursday evening, the
10th last. The choir Of the church. led
b,J. T. Clymer. will assist In the sing
Ing. A special collection made by tbs
schoo, during the last six months viii
be donated 70 the church. Addresses
will be made, aud the proceedings viii
be highly interesting.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
QHEKlvY's sALE.--BY viRrus OF A
~ WAIT of vaHdiusni Expopas, 70
ne dtreofxd, wtli bc exposoI To public sAls.
- ue yeur heeso, on msrtes street, bs-
city Of wuntngten, Rev Oastis county,
ON SATURDAY,
the isrH DAT OF NovEmBs4, 1857,
=, 2 e'slOok p. m.,
The foilowing described real estats. viz:

No. l. An ihsa certain trsx OF land a;.
asts IN Brsndywine hundred, New castle
oounty, ann state Of delaware on the north.
westerly eide Of Phhadeiphia turnpike road
And bounded and diyiceo ss follows,t 10 VII
beginning az point IN the midoIs OF sal I
TURNPIKE rosd and running thence by ROAD
or late Of SARAH ne xsoriey and Of Ann Per.
kins, de- ceased, nofth ~ desrees sest abou,
is s-lo peYches W the middle OF the Carr
road south tnencs along tho middle line oi
perch. thence s1uta tik degrees west IA iG
pefeaes along isnds ihte OF Joseph Carr, 90.
ceased, 20 . etona, thsnso By land ,ats o.
Jossph Osrr, doccassd. and by land now OF
late OF tho hsirs OF oeorgs T. Ca<tuieli, DO
ceased, south u degress eat ABOUT IL;
percf es 70 tie middle of the aforesaid tuIp
PIKE rad. Shcneo aiopx tho middle OF said
roes 20 tho place Of beginning; ccntaininp
sooot ss acres % land, re the gsme moro o.
NO. a All ,ha, ecrtnin txaes or parcsl O.
land situsts In bfaudyvips b und-sd, Afore
sAid. Doended aos described ~ follows, tha
" 70 aAy:
Bss,nsine at = ssons on sns PniisdelpAt, 1,
| ana Wilmington turnpiks roId, thenc.
south .. degrees wet 70 10 psrshea 70 ,
| stake. tnonos south SIX degrees cast };
perohcs 70 saAke IN anSie Of run, thspcs
south "a dsgre % east 70 pershes 70 slaso
tpenss u sk deerees east 81 10 pefches 70 .
vlliow ppsS thsnee esst Z percnes 70 a stake
thence south S2k degrees east liz ell
po,ches 70 poet below pier on DelswAr.
river. thence up the eoore Of aast riv,r u
pershss 70 . stske, tbsaoe north ~ degree.
% , 10 Lerohet, thence north 81 degrees ves'
Is zf-loo porches 70 uost, thence north 4,
dsxi oes wen 10 7o-loo peTches 10 . stamp
shonce north 10 dsgreos west 8 ne perohr'
oarex, hence north % degrees west 3 II
pcrchss 20 a hole IN Q rook. tnenco south o.
degrees west 2 10 perches TO o post. thes z
| north a. degrees west 80 10 perohss - place
OF beginning, coHtsininG Within the sHir
bounds ls ecres, be the % mo mere or less.
Beiz,d ard tAEsn In execution ss the prop
o.ty o. the bolievus Quarry o., and to j.,
sold ~ 8ILEss LA u BsON, Sherih.
sherin'e Ofnce, Whmin ston, tctober ~
1897. e2o-tod 70
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
ITEpaEeFDtETtb ITTRkcTiekl
u OVER MALT 1 MILLION blsTRlSJTtb
Louisiana StateLottery Company

Incorporated IN 1855 FOR 3s yc&1s py Lha
I1egiElatufe for Educational ant Charitable
purposes-w!th 8 capital Of tl, 600, ooo-n
which q reserve fund Of ovsr $3.50, 900 htS
Sin 30 beon added.
by an Overwhelming popular voen ITS fran
chise Was made q part Of ths present Stass
Constitution adopted Deoembof I'd, A. D..
leIo.
The only lottery evcf voted on and q.
dorsed by the people Of any Ststa.
II Revev scales oy postpones.
Its 2rand single Humber Draw.
Semi. A nnual Drawings regular
~ every SIX months (June and De-
combeF;.
ORA WING, GLASS l.. In THE AOAD
EMY OF MUSIC, NEW OkLEANS
TUESDAY, November .. Iss7-2Ioth
n Fnn ~
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
WaNAM AKERB

Drap Foule, another solid
color 4S in. stuff is of softer
finish, bur firm to the touch.
Some OF the new tints are
not everywhere to be had in
desirable fabrics. You will
find them in this. 7sc and 81.
| Fourth circle, southeast OF centre.
We shall sell so doz. CT
| t h e famous Glastonbury
|Merino Shirts and Drawers
for men at 81 each. Until
to. day the price has been
$3.50.
Middle entrance, either end of the Store.
Don. skip the Damasks
when you are near the Linen
Store New ones are climb
ing on to the counter almost
every day.
Fifth circle, southwest Of centre.
Handkerchieis will also
bear watching.
First aisle west of Arcade stsps.
john WANAMAKE2.
Chestnut Thirtesnsh and Market strssss
and CXtg-hnil auuara
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
rOrIOEs.

NYOrioB-IH ouMPLlAROE WITH
~ tho provisions and require nsuw OF
An Act Of the aeuefal Assembly oi the
STATE OF Delaware, passed ~ ID yer, March
Il, 1881, entitled An Act Cooperating PA.
vats OorporAttons" NOTICE 10 hereby given
that Q certificate Incorporating . society 70
be known as 'Hsrmony Osstle, NO. O.,
Knights Of the Golden tAgle, rev Csstle,
DeIavsss,r will, on WedE osdsy, November
10, 1857, At 10 o'clock .. M. b preeensed 20
the Hon. l. q. 0ruro, ~ Chan bers, IN VIII
mtngton, for his approval
HRArK II. PINKERfON,
JAMES Il. HANOE,
nk-lOt RkAEK PAITON.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
TsR r1nbAr o1 yov,,
A. b, IN.
~ " clock y IN

NJ the County Cou,, -"
ttet above Tenth, tnr 80 "
sal eAtAle, late Of llr.nu,s y. sssg 4.
|sIuhte In tue ritv ~ ~ hf"hst, a
Wit: "1" "ts'f.ted a, IN
10. ! BoElnuiny niar,,.,
ue ni JeferbJn ,ir,,., o. tet
inh sire't Nth d.i,ap'o sri
~ iuches, NOR, or I... u
sue ui Nln'h stte,t. ths,n 0 u
phfalitl with hiuth -, 'i soid&
tily sldr OF Wiufitot u, ~, ~ ~ 70
hnhR n''u side Of W.,,t,as Let "
,hence e'stetiy parai.,I -, 'uts
e. ue Aforesaid side ~ nhn
nuu uehce tb.rewrth on. ,,uAcha '
pih.c OF beginning. shs
&hS Whai Iusy u
srSGa tso-story rrAns
Known rs so. sE J.fi,lr,n ,,nsatlI
no. .; Bcglnning atapoin, -
sihe OF Jefferson stree. a, ~, W Ms
,set : Inches froH th, %,,s4aa ss4aa
Slnh ttrteL thence A our ~
'eHersnn tuCet kOuth,rl, "V
OF iess, TO line AT ~
hlchaei bradley thVnes .lona ~
noflheriy direction u thr e,...
ihu'of street being at A 49,,
lance OF o. hst4 lrsht. rrn,
sue of Ninth street. theme -.
WIN kinr street " lee, 10 iLs iLs'.
OF Jenerson street. and pIa. of s
w content "a what Mey mar.
NO. \. HeFinuingata A al
easteIly side Of rotlh- s,T.,t ~.
oi B feet from FRONT strut snS
side ofA feet Wide alley. b r
fopiar street north rIy /, n Lsl
nousc and lot; theme Castcr,, ~
front street and ruuhirg ~ tv,.n
Ia iioining house 7!n. to4 sl4.s -
|eriy parallel with poplar s,r,-, -
ssid northefly side II SAID ai,.,
herewith westerly ?sft 10 p. 80,
Mug, together win thc Al.ys -
lherth, and The priril, ye u ulnrh.j
ropmon with other. eutllsl .as ~
ownettA!p, ue and lS .di N
from aud Rre hnv !. lAa H,rE,
erected = S-story hrirk dN,.,iEs H..
a. 40. lif Poplar sirpet. k,bpdr.
given and trns ma de Lnvwa utss A
place Aforesaid by
JAS. II. IiOFPEcKRa
, A. ~ ur h} hh AEI
Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
oN THURSDAY,
MIR i7rH BAY OF NOVEMBER, 1887,
AtH o'slosx, .. ..

rae following described ssai estate. viEi
An mat piece or parcel OF land situate In
Saint seorges Hundred, leu nded and. .dsserib-
ed ~ follows, to wit;
vate road the eentre or middle Of which road
is line Of land OF the said John Eagle. wiz
liam hchnliin and heirs Of W lillian ssewnrA
land of ihs said Wiiiiam ashuiiln. and The W
heirs OF the said stewart and from thence by
assfs 'rs ehains ana y ass a rS-a sas nos,s
easterIy side OF the pa piie road leading TO Port
Erss sSns .Sa Rssf ns. rSa 20 ne 90 corner @s
20 . OF erecting church ihereoa for the ase
this conveyed tract wh, never ID ceases 10 be
/ oce upisd or used as church. or h u for the
.asre ssas"p Z 80 Ss.ef p s .. q
d lin ks to the line of Christopher vandegrin's
isnd theme. :. n 4 Sns ssid land: : 2 esx,ses
10 CHAINS and 20 iinks 10 a stone 10 . valley,
1enee down saiA ineados. n 50 degrees, W I.
.ss ssas ~ as sae assss ssfise ..ss .as
y u Sss, seSE Isasin: = s2a l,ns: . !
y lillian B.nash's marsh, thance BY the line
ef sAid Benneit's marsh, \ q - degrees, =
shAiIS aud O. links . ths corner " . disrh h.
tween Ibis ss.ssissd tract ana land s,iii he'd
By said ditch or new division line. sii IA de-
Frees, Y chains and - nnks 70 ditch slc nj
The fast lanes, Themes by said ditch, n 70 de-
Igresa. W I chain and 10 iinke. y 6T "a deFreea,
I'VE chains aud "a links 10 q corner near 1
beech bnsh ihensr---thf marsh q de-
Ifns inc veessriy MON q = small locust IRE.
abb nj lees from the groundl 30 the centre oi
the fret named priva.s road, thence by taid
| road, se = tgress west shairs and !.
links 20 the b. In ming, containing ~ seres and
~ perehee of land. be the sAme mora OF lcss
l Book W, Vol. 10, page l7z, Ae,
Set ed ana taken 10 execution As the prop
ferty OF William A psNvsr and Alphonse B.
/ bis wife ana l. gt and 20 be sold BY
i GILks LAMBSUN, sheriff.
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Daily Republican., 1887-11-08
on THURSDAY,
THE l7Tn DAY uv NovKMBER, 1851,
All O'Clock, 8. IN,

All that certain plantation OF tfset OF lar d
situate Cd the wett side of the public rose
lea ding rem Midalotowp 70 sum NIT
Rfiags, In Satat 0eofHe's Hundred. New
CRttle Oounty ami STATE Of Delaware
bounded and desostbed as follows, TO Wiz
Boa IN ming OF stake on tho west eide o.
faid public road n ootn6r of this and land o;
Martln h. Weif o. and extending thcnes by
said Walkers land pcftn So degrees west
lle 3 10 yerches 20 Stone o corner OF tnif
and land Of the hsIrs Of spencer r. Hoiton,
dsoeas sod, thence Dy teo same south do
groes west 10. 10 pefchss to al oak uce
south 90 dos Teee west 81 t-lo pofches TO au
old stuDp south 6tk degrees west ID perab et
| TO ato1a = corner OF thie and land OF Beo
Derrtcs son thence BY sAid land south 2P1Sf de-
| groes EAST o7 ptTchss 70 .. stone on the limo Of
land OF the hers of Benjamin field. de.
ceased. thence By the sane north 90 degrees
east ~ Do cnes 70 q stone south 3s1I desfeei
east b perohes 70 = white oak Gco eatt St
clio perez es south ~ deg roes east ~ pershei
20 the ditch bank, and tnoroo south SIN dc
Hrees east 81 6lO pefchee 10 the public ros
Gforesaid, and thsIce BY the psms towarC
summit BricRe north w degrote west II
percnos and north degrees east 231 perSh he
20 the plaoe OF beginning, containing 40
se-ss ard 1to SQUIRE psrohes. hook Z, Vel
IL. page 81, 40,
;,slssd ..u laken In execu.ion as 70 prop
erty Of u Osdwailader Sellers and maiin
H., hrs wife, f~d Z vs.. and ~ De sold by
| GILES Lam B5ON, Sheriff.
sntr.rf o Lee, wilmington, Ootsber
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